How big do you think these sheep will go?

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Originally posted by aoudadhunter:
How big do you think these sheep will go?

Are we judging based on the tape you used for those "190 inch" mule deer

Yes sir

36

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Originally posted by aoudadhunter:
Yes sir

In that case I'd say 38 1/2". If you go by my tape I'd say 35"

No need to be rude we're all grown men

Aoudadhunter,

Itb doesn't matter what tape is used those are HUGE Aoudad. I have only seen one that I think was bigger.

Hawkeye

Big enough to be dead, 5 minutes into opening day.

Calculations using either metric or English units indicate ..... those 'dads should not see another birthday!

I would say about 32" + or -

more than big enough to go in my trophy room mate

I think I'm close but holy moly...good sheep

actually...excellent ammotragus lervia...nice

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Originally posted by aoudadhunter:
No need to be rude we're all grown men

I wasnt being rude, I was giving you shit. Rude would have been me calling you on your scores and/or your quality, or lack thereof, on the field photos you posted in your hunt offering.

I didnt realize you were so sensitive and I'll make it a point to be more aware of this in the future

Your the king Drummond

May I ask what you use in your feeders to draw the Aoudad to them.
I use corn only in mine have a ranch in Palo Duro canyon have many Aoudad but never seen any at our feeders.
Thanks
Larry

It's a 20% protien pellet but I would suggest a a 75% protien 25% corn mix, it'll get them to get a taste of corn as well as keep the feeder from clogging if there's alot of moisture in the air. When I set up a new feeder I'll also drop a bale of alfalfa under it and they'll usually start hitting it in a week or two.

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Originally posted by aoudadhunter:
Your the king Drummond

The king of hurting peoples feeling apparently

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Originally posted by elk88101:
May I ask what you use in your feeders to draw the Aoudad to them.
I use corn only in mine have a ranch in Palo Duro canyon have many Aoudad but never seen any at our feeders.
Thanks
Larry

The aouded love our protein feeders. We've got some trail cam pics with dozens of them feeding together within an hour of the protein truck driving off. I'll try to round a few pics up and post them. Unfortunately, we get very few good rams - it's mostly ewes and lambs.

Same here they'll do the same thing on this ranch. Now our other Ranch is a different story you can't chase them out of the high country with helicopters.